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4827 GG (Breda)
€901/ month + €37.56 service costs
This apartment is located at Daniël Marotstraat 82 in the Geeren-Zuid neighborhood of Breda North. The home is situated on the sixth floor of a building with an elevator and is designed as a zero-threshold, step-free dwelling. The apartment was built in 1969 and carries energy label A. The living room measures 22 m², and the property includes three bedrooms of 9, 11, and 12 m² respectively. The total monthly rent amounts to €955.26, consisting of €900.70 base rent, €37.56 in service costs, and a €17.00 monthly advance for individual water usage. The apartment is available immediately.
The layout comprises an entrance, a living room of 22 m², a closed kitchen, and three bedrooms. The bedrooms measure 9, 11, and 12 m², providing flexible space for sleeping, working, or other uses. The apartment features a balcony, allowing time to be spent outdoors at an elevated level. A separate storage unit is also part of the property. There is no attic and no garden. The zero-threshold design means the home can be accessed and used without steps.
The building dates from 1969 and holds an energy label A, supported by solar panels installed on the property. This contributes to relatively energy-efficient living for a building of this age. Major maintenance work on the building has been completed. Prospective residents should take into account that the homes are fairly sound-carrying. The presence of an elevator makes the sixth-floor position easily accessible. Together, these elements describe a well-maintained and energy-conscious apartment.
Geeren-Zuid is a residential neighborhood in the northern part of Breda, characterized by green surroundings. The shopping center Hoge Vucht is located near the apartment and offers shops covering daily groceries and other everyday needs. The apartment's position on the sixth floor provides an elevated view over the area. The combination of a green residential environment and nearby shopping facilities makes the location practical for daily living. The address sits within the Noord Breda district of the city. The neighborhood setting complements the apartment's elevated position and step-free design.
Price
€901.00
Service Costs
€37.56
Is Social Housing
Bedrooms
3
Amenities
Kitchen Type
Separate
Property Type
Apartment
Floor Number
6
Construction Year
1969
Balcony
Building Facilities
Storage Present
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